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General| Type | Compact |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Zoom Lens | Yes |
| Focus | Auto Focus |
| Exposure | Automatic |
| Exposure Control | Programmed AE |
| Flash | Built-in |
| Red-eye reduction | Yes |
| Lens | Minolta |
| Aperture Range 2 | Not available |
| Film Speed | DX-coded |
| Film Speed Range | ISO 50 - 1600 |
| Viewfinder | Real-image |
| Weight (without batteries) 2 | Not available |
Critical warnings regarding battery handling, leaks, overheating, explosions, and disposal.
Safety advice on not disassembling, using damaged products, or keeping away from children.
Warnings about flash to eyes, viewfinder use, liquid exposure, and flammable substances.
Cautions for product emissions, environment, lens barrel contact, and flash contact.
FCC Part 15 compliance, interference correction, and Canadian ICES-003.
Explanation of the CE mark indicating EU interference regulations compliance.
Identification of external parts like viewfinder, lens, buttons, and ports on the camera body.
Details on buttons such as shutter, zoom, mode, and indicators like lamps and receivers.
Explanation of various indicators on the data panel: battery, flash mode, frame counter, etc.
Description of viewfinder components like focus frames, guides, and indicator lamps.
Step-by-step instructions for securely attaching the camera strap.
Specifies battery type and provides instructions for correct insertion and chamber closure.
Explains the meaning of different battery indicator states for power status.
Instructions for opening the back cover and initial steps for loading film.
Step to place the film cartridge into the film chamber correctly.
Instructions for extending the film leader and ensuring it lies flat before closing.
Procedure for closing the back cover and confirmation of automatic film advance.
How to turn the camera on and information on its auto-power-off feature.
Guidance on holding the camera steady and using the zoom lever to adjust the lens.
How to frame the subject and press the shutter button partway for focus and flash readiness.
How to fully press the shutter button when focus is confirmed to take the picture.
Method to press and hold the shutter button partway to lock focus.
How to recompose the shot after focus is locked without releasing the button.
Specifies minimum focusing distances at wide-angle and telephoto, and issues with very close subjects.
Using focus lock for subjects near bright objects or with repeating patterns.
Explains focus lamp warnings (blinking slowly/rapidly) for focus confirmation issues.
Using close-framing guides to compensate for parallax error when shooting close-ups.
Guidance on focusing when subjects are extremely close, indicated by focus lamp behavior.
Describes the camera's automatic film rewinding process after the last shot.
Instructions for manually rewinding the film before the roll is finished.
How to cycle through flash modes using the flash-mode button.
Information on how flash modes are reset when the camera is turned off.
Factors affecting flash range: film speed and focal length.
How to set and use the automatic flash mode for low-light situations.
Explanation of the orange flash lamp's behavior during charging.
Using pre-flashes to contract pupils and reduce red-eye effect.
Applying fill-flash to mitigate harsh shadows caused by strong light.
How to disable the flash and when to use this mode.
Balancing flash and ambient light for low-light portraits at night.
Using the self-timer for self-portraits with a 10-second delay.
Steps to set up, initiate the countdown, and cancel the self-timer.
How the camera takes rapid sequential shots while the shutter button is held.
How to activate the mode and take continuous pictures.
Feature description and how to select imprinting formats.
Identification of buttons used for date and time settings.
Note on resetting date/time after battery replacement.
Detailed guide on how to set the camera's date and time accurately.
Instructions on how to change the date display format (YMD, MDY, DMY).
How to control the camera wirelessly using the IR remote control.
Steps for setting up and taking photos using the remote control.
Identification of the parts of the remote control unit.
Explanation of how to use the release and delay buttons for shooting.
Instructions for replacing the battery in the remote control unit.
Historical context of John Glenn's orbit and the Minolta camera used.
Guidelines for using the camera within specified temperature and humidity ranges.
Advice on preventing condensation when moving the camera between different temperatures.
Recommendations for keeping the camera warm in cold weather.
Precautions to protect the camera from water, dust, and sand damage.
Procedures for cleaning the AF window, camera body, and lens surfaces.
Guidelines for storing the camera safely for extended periods.
Steps to resolve common camera errors and malfunctions.
Information on where to get help for questions or to arrange repairs.
Detailed technical data on the camera type, lens, and optical elements.
Specifications for focusing range, film speed, metering, and shutter speed.
Details on battery performance, flash range, and physical dimensions.
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